In this stirring message from Joel 2, Pastor calls the church to wake up, consecrate, and engage with what God is doing as “the Day of the Lord” draws near. He explains why this day is both great and terrible — great for those redeemed in Christ, but dreadful for those who remain in rebellion against God — and why this truth is meant to move us to action, not speculation.

Through the book of Joel, we are shown God’s threefold call in a shaking world: move from compromise to consecration, from lack of power to fullness of the Spirit, and from the sidelines to full engagement in God’s purposes. Pastor challenges believers to “rend their hearts, not their garments,” to seek God with urgency, humility, and whole-hearted devotion as personal, national, and global shakings increase.

This message also highlights God’s promise to pour out His Spirit in the last days, raising up a bold, Spirit-filled people who will stand firm, shine brightly, and help prepare nations for Christ’s return. Rather than being driven by fear, news cycles, or cultural pressure, believers are called to look through the lens of Scripture and respond in prayer, consecration, and obedience.

The message concludes with a powerful invitation to surrender fully to God, asking Him to “make me ready,” shape us like clay in the Potter’s hands, and empower us to walk in His purposes one step at a time.

If you sense God calling you to deeper devotion, greater courage, and real spiritual alignment in this season, this message will both challenge and strengthen you.

In this powerful and sobering message, Pastor Mark teaches on “The Day of the Lord” and the urgent biblical call to Stay Awake. Drawing from Scripture throughout the Old and New Testament, he explains the difference between “the last days” and “the Day of the Lord,” why the early church lived with this reality at the center of their faith, and why many modern believers have lost this awareness today.

As the world experiences increasing shakings—politically, socially, morally, and personally—this message calls us to view everything through a biblical lens rather than fear, distraction, or numbness. Rather than being overwhelmed by chaos, Jesus gives us a simple but powerful instruction: watch and pray.

You’ll be challenged to examine whether you are growing more alert or more weighed down, more hungry for God or more distracted by the noise of life. The message ends with a heartfelt invitation to seek God, be made ready, and allow the Holy Spirit to awaken, strengthen, and steady your heart in this season.

If you desire greater spiritual clarity, peace, and readiness in uncertain times, this message is for you.

This Sunday we started a new series called Stay Awake, and it was a timely and needed reminder for the season we’re living in.

This message wasn’t about fear or predictions. It was about learning how to see the world through God’s perspective instead of the world’s noise. We talked about how easy it is to become distracted, discouraged, anxious, or spiritually numb when everything around us feels chaotic and loud.

Jesus told us ahead of time that the world would shake — not to scare us, but to wake us up.

We looked at what Scripture says about the times we’re living in, why spiritual “slumber” is so common, and how God uses shaking, hardship, and even discomfort to draw our hearts back to Him. Not to condemn us — but to awaken us.

If you’ve been feeling tired, distracted, discouraged, overwhelmed, or just spiritually dull lately, this message is for you. Our prayer is that God would awaken our hearts again and remind us that He is in control, He is present, and He is faithful.

This Sunday we wrapped up our Behold Jesus series with a message all about Jesus as our Healer.

Minister Tony walked us through Scripture to remind us that healing isn’t just something Jesus did in the Bible — it’s part of who He is today. We looked at God revealing Himself as Jehovah Rapha, the Lord who heals, and how that same healing heart of God is still at work in our lives now.

This wasn’t just about physical healing either. We talked about emotional healing, spiritual healing, freedom from fear, anxiety, brokenness, and even healing for relationships and families. The reminder was simple but powerful: Jesus cares about every part of you, and He’s still moving.

We also talked about what faith looks like in real life — learning to confess what we need, praying for each other, and taking steps toward Jesus even when it feels uncomfortable or risky.

If you’re in a season where you need healing, hope, or just a reminder that God sees you and is with you, we pray this message encourages you.

In this message from Focal Point Church’s Behold Jesus series, we explore one of the most important questions of faith: Who is Jesus, really?

This sermon walks through the powerful truth that Jesus is not just a teacher, prophet, or moral example. He is the Messiah, the One foretold throughout Scripture and sent by God to save, heal, and restore humanity. From ancient prophecies in Genesis and Isaiah to the historical reality of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, we see how God’s plan unfolded with incredible precision and purpose.

You will hear how Jesus uniquely fulfills dozens of prophecies, why no other religious figure compares to Him, and how His coming changes everything about our relationship with God. Rather than offering a ladder for us to climb through effort and works, Jesus descends to rescue us by grace and pulls us out of our brokenness and into new life.

This message also invites us to respond personally, to stop relying on our own strength and to trust Jesus as Savior, Healer, Restorer, and Lord. If you have ever wrestled with doubt, felt distant from God, or wondered what makes Christianity different, this teaching will encourage your faith and point you back to the hope we have in Christ.

Whether you are new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this message will help you behold Jesus not just as a baby in a manger, but as the promised Messiah, the Son of God, and the Savior of the world.

In this message, we begin our Behold Jesus series by asking one of the most important questions every person must answer: Who do you say Jesus is?

In a culture that often reduces Jesus to a good teacher, a historical figure, or a vague spiritual idea, this message calls us back to what Scripture clearly declares. Jesus Christ is supreme. Through passages in Hebrews 1 and Colossians 1, we explore the supremacy of Christ in His identity, authority, creation, divinity, salvation, and power.

This teaching challenges us to move beyond a general belief in God and into a real, surrendered relationship with Jesus as Lord. You will be encouraged to place Christ back at the center of your life, trust Him fully, and respond to Him with faith, obedience, and worship.

Whether you are seeking clarity, renewal, or a deeper understanding of who Jesus truly is, this message invites you to behold Christ as Scripture defines Him, not culture.

In this message, we begin our Behold Jesus series by asking one of the most important questions every person must answer: Who do you say Jesus is?

In a culture that often reduces Jesus to a good teacher, a historical figure, or a vague spiritual idea, this message calls us back to what Scripture clearly declares. Jesus Christ is supreme. Through passages in Hebrews 1 and Colossians 1, we explore the supremacy of Christ in His identity, authority, creation, divinity, salvation, and power.

This teaching challenges us to move beyond a general belief in God and into a real, surrendered relationship with Jesus as Lord. You will be encouraged to place Christ back at the center of your life, trust Him fully, and respond to Him with faith, obedience, and worship.

Whether you are seeking clarity, renewal, or a deeper understanding of who Jesus truly is, this message invites you to behold Christ as Scripture defines Him, not culture.